On Being Bipolar
Living with a mental illness means always trying to be one of the “good” sick
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Health Care Workers Still Fear Bringing the Pandemic Home
We may have flattened the curve, but nurses, doctors, and staff can’t relax—the worst may be yet to come
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The North Knows What It’s Like to Fight a Pandemic
The region isn’t equipped to fight infectious diseases. That doesn’t mean it’s not prepared
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Dementia Care Gets Its Own Village
Inside a new housing model for managing mental decline—one that prioritizes patient autonomy
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The Hidden Costs of Medical Testing
Each year, doctors order more than a million tests that patients don’t actually need. Some are even harmful
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Why It’s So Hard to Find a Doctor in Toronto
We talk a lot about food deserts. It’s time to start talking about health care deserts too
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How Much of a Doctor’s Diagnosis Is Gut Feeling?
Why physicians should revisit their traditional response to decision making
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The Newest Brain Wave in Epilepsy Care
The revolution in the field is real—if only more doctors knew about it
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Do You Speak Human?
Health care providers are turning to robots to help caregivers care for themselves
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How I Found My Way After an MS Diagnosis at Twenty-Seven
Socrates and Plato helped me realize that charting the future with a chronic disease means embracing ambiguity
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